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Murase Lab
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A lab working toward networks that let you communicate comfortably anytime, anywhere.
AboutAbout the lab
Comfortable communication, anytime, anywhere.
The Murase Lab researches fundamental technologies for mobile networks.
It operates as the Applied Network Research Group in the Information Infrastructure Network Research Division of the Information Technology Center, Nagoya University.
It is also a cooperating chair of the Department of Information Systems in the Graduate School of Informatics, and its students are enrolled in the Graduate School of Informatics.
The lab works on research to realize communication that is comfortable anytime, anywhere.
Key terms
- Congestion
- A state in which communication concentrates on a network, making it crowded and causing traffic to stall. It occurs when the use of video and similar services grows, and it lowers communication quality.
- QoS
- Short for Quality of Service, a term describing the quality of communication. It degrades when the network is crowded, making comfortable communication impossible.
- V2X
- A name for vehicle communication that uses in-vehicle wireless LANs and similar technologies. It also includes pedestrian-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-vehicle communication.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab aims to realize networks that enable comfortable communication anytime, anywhere. It considers that being able to communicate comfortably, and not merely being able to communicate at all, has become a major requirement, and it conducts research toward that goal.
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MembersFaculty
The members of the Murase Lab consist of faculty, research collaborators, administrative assistants, doctoral, master's, and undergraduate students, and short-term international students.
- ProfessorTutomu Murase
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- Top image: “networks, Tomaszów Mazowiecki, Poland” WrS.tm.pl / CC0 (cropped)
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